Word: weaknessness
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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Bush aides insist the surplus shrank mainly because of the slowing economy--a weakness the Office of Management and Budget, in a report last week, was careful to trace to the stock-market slide that started in March 2000. (Translation: Bill Clinton did it.) In truth, the lack of $46...
Apparently it's not so hard for Serena. "She's too competitive. That could be her weakness. She takes it to an extreme," says Venus. Isha Williams, a law student at Georgetown University and one of the five Williams sisters, nods her head. "Wow, Serena is really competitive. We used...
Not the Fed, which merely punted Tuesday with another quarter-point cut and another dose of boilerplate: "?the risks are weighted mainly toward conditions that may generate economic weakness in the foreseeable future." With Wall Street (not to mention the White House) begging for some kind of optimism, some indication...
Gary Condit describes her as "very nice, very smart, very interested in politics, very interested in her career." Her father calls her his "princess." Her mother keeps her childhood room like a shrine. She loved her family, and, by all accounts, her life in Washington. She was the archetypal "good...
The President?s most glaring weakness is the public's perception that he is pro-business and anti-environment. Given the high marks he's getting for his overall job performance and his deft handling of the stem cell research question, some might even say it?s his only weakness...